Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-25
LOCAL BREyITIES.

A special train bringing delayed passen-
gers from the south arrived at 5 P. NJ yes
terday.
The Yosemite Valley Commissioners will
hold their annual meeting in the valley
June LIST.
The steamer Dover arrived from the up
per Sacramento yesterday with a barge
load of wood.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Mrs Ida Fordenswalt,
George E. Waring, Charles Jenkins and J.
d. Morse.
The new time table on the Sacramento
and Placerville Railroad, including that for
the suburban train, goes into effect this
afternoon.
Chas. II. Rossbach's New York Colos-
sum Speciality and Minstrel Company
passed through yesterday from Nevada City
TO Stockton.
Rhody McGraw, who was locked I'D at
the station-house on Monday on suspicion
of insanity, was somewhat improved in
condition yesterday.
Under Sheriff T. Dakan, of Santa Cruz,
arrived yesterday, en- route 10 Folsom with
Chinaman named Joe Sing, who is to
serve ten years for murder.
William Joseph Scriyener was yesterday,
in Department Two of the Superior Court,
admitted to citizenship, upon the testi-
mony OF A. Brewer and c. Schaetfer
Owing to the very cool nights we are
having at this time, the open-air concert
which was announced to take place this
evening has been postponed for one week.
Tomorrow the a" Reno train will be put
on again, taking the place of the train now
running between this city and Colfax. 1t
will leave Sacramento at 1850 A. NJ. and re-
turn at 2:10 P. NJ.
a dispatch has been received announcing
the safe arrival at Bremen, Germany, of the
Sacramento party of excursionists who left
Sacramento for the old country about the
first of this month.
There is published in our advertising
columns this morning the report of the
Directors of the National Gold Bank of
d. 0. Mills d Co, showing its condition at
the close Of business May 18th.
The Eagle Baseball CLUB has organized as
follows: J. Bachie, Captain and Secretary;
w. Davis, President A. Nethercote, Vice
members are: w. Baghall. A. Schroeder.
0. 1saacs, r. Coster and E. Lawrence.
The San Francisco Bohemian Club will
~ up W hOQul DlidSld ILLS ear TOT It's an
nual summer camp-out and party of San
Francisco school teachers will also spend
portion of their summer vacation in max
ing an excursion 10 that section.
The steam launch Governor Stoneman
being considered too expensive to be used
for patrol duty on the lower river and BAYS.
the Fish Commissioners have leased
smaller boat, which can be used as sail
boat, or propelled by oars, as occasion de-
mands.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 60.7o, which is $50 cooler
than the mean average temperature for
that day during nine years. The highest
and lowest temperature was 40 and 500,
with fresh southerly wind and clear
weather.
Yesterday morning Harry Griffin, who
on the previous day received sentence in
the Superior Court of two years in the State
Prison at Folsom for grand larceny, in
stealing property from Mrs. Mesick S resi-
dence, was taken up to the States board
ing-house.
A very inebriated individual named
Ward was fortunate in falling into the
hands of officer Frazee last night, as his
pockets PANIED out about $50 when he was
landed in the station-house. His arrest
prevented some rounder" from finding
an easy victim.
General Superintendent Fillmore, of the
Southern Pacific Company and party of
railroad men, including J. A. Muir, Assist
ant Superintendent of the Los Angeles Di-
vision, former resident of Sacramento
went to the front of the California and Or
egon Railroad by special train yesterday.
Last evening at Odd Fellows Temple,